[qam1]

Somewhat ironically, Generation X took up plaid as one of its fashion statements in the slacker era.

Gen-X are now in the post-slacker era, BTW.

However the plaid/slacker fashion statement was killed when the Woodstock Baby Boomers commericalized it, When Grunge clothing became available at JcPennys that pretty much was the end of that fad.

[BroncosFan]

In my past life as an attorney, I had the pleasure of talking with Bart Starr on a few occasions. He had been a token "celebrity director" in a company that was named in a securities class action. Although I am too young to have seen him play, I was familiar with his exploits. A nicer man you could never meet. We chatted several times about anything and everything . . . politics, whether Elway was better than Marino, Vince Lombardi. What a truly quality human being. I was almost -- ALMOST -- sad to see the case end. He was the only "client" who ever treated me (an irrelevant junior associate) like a human being . . . which is especially remarkable since he was the only one who could've pulled an ego trip and gotten away with it.